I was at Gingers not to long ago and I think that based on the name of the faucet that may be their own brand made specifically for them. I'm surprised that they didn't disclose this though. See what others have to say but I think that may be the case.

Vola is one manufacturer name that is labeled on some, and these are indeed Vola (high quality).

Sifton seems to be a new name, so it may be an attempt at a house brand.

Ask if all the unlabeled are from the same supplier. E.g. the Soho, which is medium quality.

I spoke with Gingers today and they confirmed it is a house brand. Thank you both for your help.

I always wondered if it was safe to buy a house brand like that. I'm not criticizing mind you, just wondering. I've seen some nice faucets like this one, but they were brands like the ones mentioned on this thread that I'd NEVER heard of before anywhere. It makes me nervous to consider them.

waterstone makes one that is very similar looking. Not sure if this is what you are looking for...

Here is a link that might be useful: waterstone

the faucet in the OP is a pull-down (spray wand on a hose).

the thing they probably won't tell you is where they got the cartridge from. The valve. Who made it. I never see that from large manufacturers either. But at least they are large and only in this one business of plumbing fixtures.

We have a very similar store brand faucet that we bought at Ferguson's. I liked the idea of buying a store brand from a retailer that sells high end products. One of the reasons that the price would be lower on a store brand is that there is no advertising budget, just like buying a store brand at Whole Foods or Saks Fifth Avenue.

Anyway, I would go for it if you like it. I love my faucet.

Here is a link that might be useful: store brand faucet